West Virginia Spiders Edge Richmond as Radosevich Shuts Out
West Virginia University remains unbeaten in 17 games and leads the Southern Conference baseball race behind pitcher John Radosevich who improved to 5-0. Richmond managed eight hits and left 10 runners stranded in a 3-0 setback, while Richmond’s Bob Philyaw (4-1) pitched well despite the defeat.
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Law School Wins Intramural Volleyball Title for Third Straight
The Law School defeated the Faculty 15-7 and 15-3 to claim their third consecutive intramural volleyball championship. Star player Orie Gil fueled the run with standout play, supported by Butch Goode, Bob Fryman, Frank Taylor, Bill Wood, and Jim Robeson. The team had earlier edged SPE 15-19 15-11 in the semi finals.
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Spiders Struggle as WVU Twins Win Doubleheader 9 0
Richmond suffers a shutout as West Virginia defeats the Spiders 9 0 in the first game and 5 9 in the second. WVU ace Radosevich earns his fifth win while Richmond hitters leave multiple runners on base.
William and Mary Beats Richmond 9-0 in Tennis Match
William and Mary dominated Richmond 9-0 as the team lost only four sets. Key results include Dave Honter defeating Hi Carpenter and Jim Mosch topping Tom Tenwiek in straight sets with several doubles wins by Yeatts, Gel, and Moss.
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YMCA Central Branch Plans 1964 Olympics World Tour
The Richmond YMCA will sponsor a 1964 Olympics and Around the World Tour departing October 7 from Washington. Members and families visit Paris landmarks, Delhi sights, Hong Kong, and Tokyo Olympics with further Japan tours before returning. Contact Elihu Estes at YMCA Central Branch for details.
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